Page automatically resized to the browser window

Hello!  I am loving the trend having sites which pick up just about any window and build one for a client.  When I view in the browser it looks great, but I want to ensure that the site automatically resized for each screen size of viewers so there is no scroll from left to right.  My site will adapt itself to the size of the screen of each spectator even though my page size is set larger, or is there a setting I need to change?

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